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hole in my husky 385xp fuel tank


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If you can get hold of a hot air gun with a small nozzle you can have some success with that . Not always pretty but works . Even better if you have an old gash tank you can cut some strips off for welding rod .....Done it myself once .

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make sure you have got rid of all the petrol fumes before heating it !!

 

leave the cap off while doing it otherwise you will have a hole to fill!!!

 

my 357 is a bit damp along the seam also, think i will just buy a new tank.

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if you are plastic welding make shore you degrease the surface well i normally put a v grove along the crack then heat it up with a hot air plastic welder the important thing is to use the same type of plastic to make shore it bonds properly. I have not repaired a husky tank but have repaired a few strimmer tanks without any problems

 

hope this helps

 

bill

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